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Chapter 3 • Editing Channel Parameters
File Output
Parameters Settings Comments
File Name If you write the file to a SCSI disk
connected to MGW 2400, enter
the full path and file name with
the file name's extension ASF, for
example <SCSI drive>:\<Folder
names>\File.asf.
If you write the file to a shared
folder, enter only the relevant
PC's name and the shared folder,
for example:
\\PC\shared_folder\File.asf
If you enter the entire path, you
receive an error message.
You can write the ASF
file to a local SCSI
disk connected to
MGW 2400, or a
network drive that
belongs to MGW
2400's workgroup and
VLAN.
User Name Enter the user name that may be
required for the drive to which you
wish to write the file.
Password Enter the password that may be
required for the drive to which you
wish to write the file.
Table 33: File Output Parameters
Note
• Do not transmit to more than two file targets per unit, if you write ASF
files to a SCSI disk connected to the relevant MGW 2400 unit.
• If you save the NSC file to a SCSI disk connected to MGW 2400, make
sure that the relevant SCSI disk drive is shared. For instructions on
sharing a SCSI disk drive with the network, refer to page 42.
• If you save NSC and ASF files to shared network drives, make sure that
they belong to MGW 2400's workgroup and VLAN and that they are
accessible. If the relevant network drive belongs to a PC that runs
Windows 2000 or XP, do not specify a user name and password.
• We recommend verifying that shared network locations are accessible.
To do so, copy the desired path into the Run command line on the
Management PC and press Enter.
• If the desired location could not be accessed, the path that you specified
is incorrect or the desired location is not accessible.
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